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Against this background, scientists  and resource managers have identified LMEs as the appropriate  regional units for the implementation of monitoring and management  actions leading to sustained and predictable development of marine  resources.  Monitoring and management based on units of LMEs (i.e., based on  ecological principles) are more economically efficient than monitoring  and management based on politically-bound management units. Most  LMEs are international in scope, such that water and economically  important living marine resources move freely throughout the  ecosystem regardless of political boundaries. Overfishing, coastal  habitat degradation, and pollution in any of these countries' waters has  negative impacts on the resource sustainability and biodiversity of the  entire ecosystem. 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